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Agreed, just sit around a packed portal in PC and unleash a near-burst like damage of pain and exp.

You "can" buy watermellon seeds 3k each in bulk (9k per alotment) And sell the mellons 1k each. But, I'd image they're a pain to sell, but I do see them on the forums.

Barb village, the having to go up and down the stairs delays you far to much.

Actually... Attack = Chance to hit. Strength = Damage dealt.

Fire giants + Iron knives/MSB and cheap arrows = The Win.

Much appreciated, the both of you, that's exactly what I needed. :)

Ok, I'd love to consider myself a fairly "wise" miner, having gotten 85 mining and hardly doing any granite, but, there's a certain new "gold ore" mining method that I've heard a few "miner" details about, and I just can't seem to track down exactly how to do it. It involves fairy rings, some whistle, and the gold ores on north west Karamja. Oh-ye of enlightment, shed some brillance on me.

Range them, far easier. If you prefer melee, and wanna "live" there, bring a d hally and attack over the table. Bring 1 Glarial Ammy, 1 Rope, 1 P pot (fail safe) a few lobs. 40-50 nats 0 fires (you'll get plenty to alc with) and 1 chisel. If you're living there, you wont be keeping gems, so just cut them, bolt tip them, and get something out of them.

Just stick to rune scimmies, why invest the money in something you'll be using for such a short period? Trust me, by the time you track one down, you'll be halfway done with needing it if you'd train.

I say blue dragons, surprisingly their skin is only worth the mage def when it's on yours. I leveled my mage, heck pretty much from 60s to 85 using fire bolt + chaos gloves and selling the bones/hides to rebuy runes. Warning, this will level your hp alot. :P

I've used them both, and while it's minute, it's like this. Attack - Hits more, hits slightly less hard. Strength - Hits harder, less accurate Defense - Hit less often and not quite as hard as often, but get hit less. I won't swear to this, as I didn't exactly do math, or watch the numbers, but I'd supposed that it be around that.

Best I can think of, is using it with a bow and ranging the blue dragon beneath the hero's guild.

You gotta do "Desert Treasure" and well, that'll require a series of events anyway.

IMO, just have a nice relaxing time in King Latha's training ground with a D hally. Squeeze in for the good herbs, no food needed, hours of training. :)

:edit: Original post was for wrong thread. Blue drags... I'm lazy, wait till I find empty world in Hero's basement and just bank in Rogue's den.

350 per cast, trains magic. Killing all the monks means killing -all- the monks, then grabbing 1 wine. Honestly, I'd rather tele-grab, train mage, smooth over cost of laws with the wines, and actually not take 2 hours to fill my inventory.

Go busy world, do 3 alcs, grab wine. Lather, rinse, repeat, make money as you alc, tele fally to bank. :)

Yeah, if you wanna become a level 4, 5, then 6 level skiller, cause you'll level combat.

Get 9 of your friends to stand together and ice burst them.

Check your math.

Actually pick a port near a bank, Port Phantasm works good, or pc boat - port sarim, buy it, soda ash, sand, etc from the charter boat, bank, lather rinse, repeat till you gotta world hop for more.

Maze, you're stuck. Runescape has singled you out, and locked you away forever. For real, you either have the problem solving skills of a child trying to get the square peg into the circle, or you're making this up as you go along. It's a freaking maze, you stand infront of the doors, you click, you work your way to middle, the end.

O rly now? I'm 21, I work and so does my wife. We both enjoy sharing runescape together... (the fun, not the items. >.>; ). We both have lives, we're regularly out with friends. (Yay bowling). We both just prefer something more... Interactive than TV, so rather than cable tv, we just have two computers, one cruddy one for files and runescape, and other other for "leet games" and streaming all the tv thingies we'd watch, and just watch them any time we want.

Mouse you have to hold it in one place, and kinda make sure you keep it there. Keyboard, no chance of moving the arrows key, so, you can like, I dunno.... watch tv and alc by sound all night long.

Start - Control Panel - Accessibility Options - *click mouse tab* - Check box labeled "Use mouse keys" This will disable your numberpad pretty much, turning the "5" key into a left-click command.